I write a lot about retirement issues, as regular readers might have spotted! The other day, I met someone for the first time and that got me thinking about writing something that might resonate with you. She was a single lady in her fifties (not pictured below!)....

‘I want to have a great retirement, but I don’t know if the financial plans I’ve made will give me enough to do the this’. Could this be how you’re feeling? It’s a common issue facing many who come to see us. In this blog, I explore ways to help you get the answers....

The Retirement Mindset Many people tell us they want to plan for their retirement. They’ve worked long years and, whilst they’ve generally enjoyed their careers, they’re not sure how much is left in the tank so, in their minds, it’s time to look at drawing things to...

You’ve probably worked hard and have your mind set on a restful and enjoyable retirement. You’ve saved and planned for it but, just when it’s time to put things in place…BANG… it can all go wrong. It doesn’t have to be that way but we come across many people who...

During our working lives, we must adapt and react to changes in our circumstances. It’s the same in retirement and we’d like to share what we’ve noticed from dealing with clients who are retiring (and retired) on a regular basis. Retirement seems to have 3 stages to...

If you’ve taken a summer holiday or a mini-break already this year, perhaps as you’ve sunk into a lounge chair in the sun and thought, “I could do this every day.” And then, perhaps, you thought about retirement. It’s true that for some people retirement will mean...

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